Ruru Madrid rushed to the ER after days of flu, sore throat
Ruru Madrid was admitted to the hospital after experiencing flu, a sore throat, and difficulty in speaking in recent days.
On Instagram, the “Black Rider” star shared a photo of himself with an IV drip in his left hand, saying he was rushed to the ER after taping.
“Sinabihan ng Doctor na kailangan daw ng maayos na pahinga para sa mabilis na recovery. Meaning, pause muna sa trabaho,” he wrote in the caption.
Ruru added, “Nakakalungkot na sa araw na ito, mayroon po sana akong trabaho… pero hindi po ako pinayagan ng Doctors gawa ng baka lalo daw po lumala ang nararamdaman ko at mas marami pang commitments ang hindi mapuntahan."
He said that he feels bad that he had to reach such a situation where his work is also affected.
“Kanina when I checked my phone nakita ko ang isang post sa commitment ko today ng mga taong nag eexpect po na makita po ako… at parang dinudurog ang puso ko na hindi ako makakapunta,” he said.
Ruru then expressed his sincere apologies, saying “gusto ng isip at puso ko na makapagpasaya at mapunan ang trabahong naipangako, pero hindi na po kinakaya ng katawan. Kailangan pakinggan at unawain ang kalusugan.”
The Sparkle star vowed he will make sure he recovers soon so he can make it up to his supporters.
Ruru also shared a snap of his girlfriend, Bianca Umali, who was with him at the hospital.
“P.S - May isang tao nga pala ang nagparamdam ng sobrang pagmamahal sa akin, hindi ko alam kung nag cchills ako dahil ba sa sakit o sa Kilig,” he said.
“Pero salamat sa taong sumalubong sa akin sa E.R, nagasikaso ng mga papers, nagdala ng pagkain, nagpuyat at nagalaga sa akin. Mahal na mahal kita kita Isadora, salamat sa napakasarap na pagmamahal na hinding hindi ko pagpapalit kailanman,” he added.
Ruru stars in “Black Rider” with Matteo Guidicelli, Kylie Padilla, Yassi Pressman, and Katrina Halili, among others.
He previously said that playing the title character in the project is making his action dreams come true. He underwent training in mixed martial arts and motorcycle riding to prepare for the role.
—Carby Basina/JCB, GMA Integrated News